The song "Opa, Opa" by Jerry Smith is a Brazilian funk/pop song known for its catchy rhythm and suggestive lyrics. The lyrics mainly focus on celebrating and praising the female body, particularly the "bumbum" (butt). The song starts with a repetitive rhythm and the phrase "Bum bum, bum bum" which sets the energetic tone of the song. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Opa, opa, opa", which is an expression used to grab someone's attention or to ask for permission to dance or engage in a playful interaction. The lyrics then mention DJ Pernambuco, who is the artist known for producing the track, implying that he will provide the musical backdrop for the girl to dance and have fun. The lyrics describe the woman's movements as she shakes and flexes her body, stating that she is "balancing her bumbum" and it resembles a bomb, ready to explode. The rest of the song's lyrics continue to emphasize the woman's dancing skills and encourage her to show off her moves. The phrase "toma" is repeated multiple times, encouraging her to confidently showcase her abilities. Overall, the song is a fun and upbeat celebration of dancing and female beauty, commonly heard in Brazilian funk music that typically focuses on themes of sensuality and partying.
